Burtonwood Royal Air Force Station - Yearbook (Burtonwood, England)

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11 .! CAPTAIN DAVID ZILLMER Commander u HE invisible hands of AACS magic rea h where to guide the pilot on his coursce Out ever. destination, weather or terrain not '.and t0 . Small wonder the flier grows to lean On this W'thstandin , almost as importantly and instinctively as heucglsee guide Great Unseen Force. 50 wrote Gen, Henr OI? on the shortly before his death. A fitting tribute th 'AmOId worId-wide organization which celebrated its 20th dev'oted sary this year. annwer. The l965th AACS unit at Burtonwood i of this global organization. Under the David A. Zillmer, l965th o erates three ' ' ' . at Burtonwood, and runs pall three on dgsmg'rtgealions basis. They are the Tower, the local GCA, and a Tgl-c ock Section. The teletype, called the Airopnet, passes inf:t e tion regarding flight plans and cargo moves. rma- Many local pilots have reason to thank t vigilance of the local GCA crews who have talked man f them down when bad visibility has blanketed Burtonwgo: The modern electronic equipment used on these taik-down; seems far removed from the days when flare pots were set along the runways to guide incoming pilots in bad weather and with the arrival of the missile and space age, the jot; of AACS is really just beginning. s very much a part command of Ca t he ceaseless I965th AACS Squad ron Ist Lt. Jerrell W. Brooks 0 lst Lt. Philip G. Hill '- - l T... rm l1! ms r12 iV